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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1952
Page
11
Washington humor column features Doc Shrader, a Department of Agriculture poultry expert, denying modern carving gimmicks. He favors a sharp knife, coat-off approach, and standing while carving dark and white meat.
Fine Fare for Holiday Meals offers puffed biscuits with egg wash and cheese, a beet Waldorf variant with raw beets and apples, and Brazil nut stuffing for capon or chicken. Also included are a butter onion bread dressing recipe and a baked shrimp salad with potato chips topping for 4 servings.
Wellington report details November meeting at Church of Christ. Mrs Ella McKisson led devotions from Psalms and Revelations. Twenty one adults and five children attended a birthday dinner. Members voted to send Christmas gifts and canned goods to the Cleveland Christian Orphanage and to donate quilts blocks for a quilt top. A $150 donation was approved to repair the church basement.
Thanksgiving boxes to shut ins from the church. A report on the bazaar and rummage sale. Entre Nous Club met with Mrs Keith Andrews. dessert-bridge won by Mrs C L Hull and Mrs C E Baum. December 5 meeting at Mrs David Arnold. Crumrines plan Florida winter home. Ashland native Mrs Crumrine previously from Wellington. Birth of daughter to the Bell family in Winchester Indiana. Bell baby born November 20. News notes cover visits, property purchase on South Main, Mayflower Society dinner, Eagles party, Seymore club officers, and upcoming events of local clubs and civic groups. Councilman Fay Perkins home from hospital. six to eight weeks for casts removal. Briefs note turkey dinner hosts and Thanksgiving gathering plans. Erma Newton relocates to Elm Street apartment.
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